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 1 Text|      translated the words of St. Paul:~ "Arbitramur hominem iustificari
 2 Text|         a great fuss because St. Paul's text does not contain
 3 Text|        German~ an epistle of St. Paul's or one of the prophets
 4 Text|  satisfied that my work~ (as St. Paul also boasts ) is furthered
 5 Text|      blockheads; and just as St. Paul~ brags against his madly
 6 Text| transcends sophistry, but as St. Paul writes, all the wisdom and~
 7 Text|        the text itself,~ and St. Paul's meaning, urgently necessitated
 8 Text|       not more offensive for St. Paul himself to not use the~
 9 Text|       more offensive is that St. Paul does not reject just~ ordinary
10 Text|     doing. Should one reject St. Paul's word~  because of such `
11 Text|      about~ faith? Gracious, St. Paul and I want to offend like
12 Text|        and frees us from sin, as Paul writes in Rom. 4: "He~ died
13 Text|         read and~ understand St. Paul, the same thing must be